Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 July 1936
1936-07-05
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Title Section21 1936-07-05 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. L— N* 1 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 5, !'..;<;. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1036.21 words
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435 1936-07-05 1 TROOPS OCCUPY FENGTAI WAVE OF INDIGNATION POLICE PRECAUTIONS IN PEIPING AND TIENTSIN Shanghai, Saturday Afternoon. IAPAN'S long-cherished ambition the institution of an J independent government in North China preparatory to annexation of the five province* of Charhar, Hopei, Shantune Suiyuen and Shansi— was carried435 words
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Article49 1936-07-05 1 London, July 3. The Duke of Yoik. the Archbishop terbury and York, tru- Prime Minister, a representative of the Peers, th;- tl v sot the Cabinet and the political pr.rty leaders, comprise Uw .j,u. i-i.in n...ed ov me HiivV Oounci to make arrangements for the coronation.— ReutersReuters - 49 words
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Article35 1936-07-05 1 Rome. July 1 Simul ancously with the League Assembly, the Italian Cabinet meeting v .11 clWuss developments at Genev a p t tent may be mad; wing th i meeting.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article103 1936-07-05 1 Owner-Driver Taken To Hospital Singapore. Saturday. A NASTY motor accident occurred In Singapore shortly after midnight. Whilst driving his car along Pasir Panjang Road, an Indian crashed into ;i telegraph post at the o v 2 milestone. Tiie pom was completely uprooted from the ground and103 words
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Article236 1936-07-05 1 By Royal Air .Fore? Pilot <I3y Air Mail) London, June 24 THE name of the R.A.F. officer wh i"> to make the first attempt reach the stratosphere in an aer: plane is to be announced by the I Min'stry in the course of the next fc days. The236 words
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Article, Illustration75 1936-07-05 1 CANADIAN MEMORIAL AT VIMY RIDGE:— H.M. the King will unveil Canada's magnificent rrnnc h i to her soldiers lost in the struggle against World Domination, 1914-1018. The ceremony will take place on July 26. The memorial, a mlfcje*ti'! and beautiful conception, is tho. achievement of Mr Waiter Allward, ;i Canadian75 words
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Article96 1936-07-05 1 Air-Commodore Smith's Retirement fßy Air Mail" (From Our Own Correspondent > London. June 24, AIR Commodore Sydney Smith, who has been described as the "Beatty of th? air," will retire from his post as Air Officer Commanding the R.A.r Far East, in the autumn. The96 words
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Article192 1936-07-05 1 Marriage To Miss Diana Napi r <By Air Mail) London, June 24 WR. RICHARD TAUBER, the Viennese tenor, was married yesterday afterloon at Marylebone Register Office to Diana Napier, the film actress, vho is the daughter of Major H. P. B Ellis and Mr?. Napier Ellis, of192 words
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Article307 1936-07-05 1 Reports Of Cliques STRONGLY REPUTED BY SECRETARY ALLEGATIONS of "cliques" and loss of interest in aquatics uere strongly refuted by the hon. secretary of the Chinese Swimming: Club, Singapore, in a statement to a Sunday Tribune reporter yesterday. "I deprecate all the statements made with regard to307 words
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Article126 1936-07-05 1 JAPANESE CANNED FOODS Becoming Popular In Malaya JAPANESE canned foods are becoming Increasingly popular in Malaya. The main import is canned sardines Two or three years ago the Japanese first entered the market but since then <hey have asserted themselves and to- c!av hold tho dominant position. Last year the126 words
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Article48 1936-07-05 1 Japanese Concern Kntcrs Tho Market From Our Own Correspondent) I Bangkok, July 4. Ti) f Usi o! foreign banks operAttng in Bangkok ha,s been extended to eight by the Yokohama Specie Bank entering the i Bangkok market. Four of the eight banks are British.48 words
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Article39 1936-07-05 1 Death Of Protestor Christiaan Hurgronje London, July 4. The death is announced of the Orientllist, Professor Chrtatiaan Hurgronje, iged 81. doyen of the surviving Arabian explorers aad famous for his work in the Dutch Exst Indtefl ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article479 1936-07-05 1 AT THE ZOO Sent As Food For Four Hamadryads < 15.v Air Maftl London, Jtinr I A CONSIGNMENT of three huiuli.d Cerebus water-snakes ntin-\<-nnnious reptiles with slatr %rv\ bodies, each about two feet Ion:; has artived at ihc Zoo from M.il.»\i. The snakes, houcver. are not479 words
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Article93 1936-07-05 1 Government Circular On Old Ordinance AFTER luavirics from numocr r>J ft local chiDS the Sunday Tribu informed that there is no surprise no consternation ammi" thorn aa t>. M it of a Government clrcui hits been lcoived by all i the past week The circular93 words
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Advertisement23 1936-07-05 1 For Refit Sports Report 8 Read the I It llt I M PERFECTION hZPr^ I SCOTS WHlSKY^yggy Sole Agents: THE EASTERN AGENCIES, I-TD.23 words
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Article372 1936-07-05 2 New British Machine PROGRESS IN AIR ARMAMKNTS E(By Air Mi ii) Our Own Correspondents London, June 84. npHERE is almost daily evidence of the .Government's plans for strengthening Britain's forces steadily gaining pace. On the heels of the Air Ministry'* announcement that the Air Commands of Britain372 words
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Article154 1936-07-05 2 Singapore Hotels Have Slack Season IN every business there is such a tttng as the slack season and the Singapore hotels are having the slack season at present. Ocean-going vessels which called at Singapore during the week, and there were quite a number of them, carried few passengers.154 words
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Article161 1936-07-05 2 Accused Again in Court Slngap turday. TAN Chye Keng, and Mary Lock ma anotner appearance before Third Magistrate Mr. A. D. day, when the polu 1 ke I accused be kept in custody for a further 24 hours. This means ihey will have to make another appearance on161 words
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Article71 1936-07-05 2 Successor To The Late Ha^i A r »had (From Our Own Correspo7id.ru t > Malacca, Saturday. There is much conjecture among; the local Malays as to who will be the cessor to the late Haji Arshad on the Municipal Commission The names o f two leading Malay closely71 words
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Article41 1936-07-05 2 Singapore, Saturday. Seven charges of cheating were pre- ferred against Lim Kirn Chua before Mr. Trevor D. Hughes, the Second Magis- Irate, to-day. The case was postponed for mention until July 11 and bail was allowed in I $70041 words
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Article80 1936-07-05 2 SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S FUTURE "11 Is Difficuli To Si tturday WILL Shir] Luid Su: v I and sees t "In will, b' c and Kir woman t at Angeli fm 00 student. like rm. of the t Vt (1 SI undying where he is always mention SI "And I I a80 words
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Advertisement352 1936-07-05 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL y^Jf THIS WKKK MonHay. T—dmy, Wednesday and Thursday. THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE Cowan and Bailey Ted nnd Evelyn Estelle Davis. The most successful Cabaret ever to visit Singapore. Saturday. "LABURNUM GftOVE* NIGHT in aid of Bt Andrew's Mission Hospital. Special Dinner and Dance. EXTENSION TO 2 A.M.352 words
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Advertisement131 1936-07-05 2 SUNLIGHT and jJMBR E LL Aso a P WRAPPERS ijgllilw money to you! p^SKf 3^^^ BMP'' You can now get a full-size tablet of Lux Toilet q q Sozpfree in exchange for Sunlight and Umbrella OaVe O printeu WTappeTS Soap printed wrappers. frOITI SUNLIGHT SOAP All you have to do131 words
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Article413 1936-07-05 3 LOCAL JUDGE'S REMARK BUT CLAIM AGAINST BANK SUCCEEDS Sinj;;.pore, Saturday. Pontiff h coiuer.Hd it matters not that semi third person l)> fraud obtained the mon-y from the bank nor that the bank WtTt entitled to regard that person as the person legally entitled. I h< deceased413 words
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Article776 1936-07-05 3 in 7\uy, 1935. the Dlaintiff as administrator applied to the defendants for payment oj tin se iwo sums anu unereai, and payment being refused he brought this action claiming payment of the same v money deposited or alternatively damages for breach of contract. The defendants admit liability for776 words
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Article227 1936-07-05 3 Formerly Of Telegraph Company MANY friends in Malaya will regret fco hear of the ck-ath, at Exmouth, on June 14, of Mr. Richard W. Reeder, formerly of the Barters Extension Telegraph Co. Mr. Reader, who was In his 72nd year, for many years m227 words
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Article155 1936-07-05 3 NO JOB NO MONEY Throe 'Men Committed To House Of Detention Singapore, Saturday. Having no money, no friends and no employment, three young European? were to-day committed to the House of Detention as vagrants by Mr. Trevor D Hughes, the Second Magistrate. In the first case, S. Hollingwood and H.155 words
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Article56 1936-07-05 3 f From Our Otvn Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. Ye.su rday, before Mr. A. A. Faith, police magistrate, a private summons case, in which a retired Government pensioner, Haji Ahmad, was summoned by another Malay, Othman, for using abusive language came up for disposal. His honour found the accused guilty56 words
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Article191 1936-07-05 3 Malaya's New Transport Officer (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 24. RfR. S.W. Nelson, clerk to the West Midland Traffic Commissioner, addressed a meeting of the Road Passen- Ker and Hauliers Association at Dudley last week, for the last Urns prior to his191 words
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Article212 1936-07-05 3 The following passengers arrived In Singapore by the P. and O Naldera to-day. From London: Mr. J. W. Edward" Mr. K. E. Adderley, Miss E. M. Colville, Miss J. Vaughy, Mr. R. P Davis, Mr. S. R. Franklin, Mr. H. E. Girt, Mr and Mrs. H. S. Green.212 words
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Article467 1936-07-05 3 Funeral Of Well-Known K.L. Resident THE funeral took place on Jv.no 28 In Kuala Lumpur of Mrs. Yung Nam Cheong. the beloved wife ol TowkAv Yong Nam I who.se death took place on June 25. at her residence. 317, Sungei Besi Road, Kuala Lumpur, al467 words
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Article175 1936-07-05 3 Resistance To Aerial Bombardment r(By Aii 'From Our Own Correspondent) By the end of thi h m.s Malay. i battleship pi the Malay States to the Royal i 1915 at a cost of over £2,700,000. Will emerge from the Admiral';, d *rd^ at L one of175 words
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Article164 1936-07-05 3 Auspicious Beginning Of Now Branch (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. The local branch of the Yoang Women's Christian Association recently formed under the President hip of II E. E. H. Beck, has already begun U) function. Cooking and sewing classes have been started and v/eekly lectures by164 words
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Advertisement105 1936-07-05 3 tAfnfino 9 G c A r nUUUd P€PP€ftMlNTCUft€ For 25 yean past Woods' There should always be 9 i Peppermint Cure baa bottle of Woods 1 Great been the standard family travelling; sickness medicine of all residents of Peppermint Cure hand> Malaya. It has the same in the house or105 words
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Advertisement233 1936-07-05 3 HEAR THE WORLDS MOST FAMOUS ARTISTS ON REGAL ZONOPHONE PROM ALL LEADING Re/AIIKf MUSIC STORKS KEVUKUj Here are Four Regal Zonophone Records you will like. MR. 2059 "The Wedding Of The Rose" International Novelty Orchestra. The delightful swing and lilt of this intermezzo, embodying a charming Soprano-Baritone duet, will ensure233 words
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Advertisement191 1936-07-05 4 IKR WA ME WAS IN LIGHTS ButherSPtRITSW ERE JN THE DUMPS f *f i_.' I See your Mil i clever f *flLjc fii j little pal p> v^r^! I 1B)|9 j) •Mrw- W T £/?■s* \kt ituedcl iii Roars BP^ W WllntK3|| of lmsy% '^l i»& JOHN McGuirel I Laughter191 words
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Advertisement194 1936-07-05 4 .j. .j. PARDON US FOR POINTING j S Rut we jus{ couldn't resist the N fore-finger method of calling your attention to I: 'ttfiC IIPAVILJON 1 This week-end i REMEMBER "IN CALIENTir? THAT WAS A GRAM) SHOW, J AM) THIS. WARNER BROS' S NEW MUSICAL TRIUMPH, IS J 1 GOING194 words
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Advertisement310 1936-07-05 4 Here's your Favourite Star of "SUNNYSIDE UP" and "SEVENTH HKAVKX" in her first M.-di.-M. production I CAPITOL Opening TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.1.1 marries .^^^M uE *^B aft t^ ilia Wmv£& H^lb i^^^ ajjj y I in isen Ames Williams' j^t BINNIE BARNES LEWIS STONE Jf /vij clrc M AndyDEVINE Elizabeth310 words
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Article457 1936-07-05 5 THE ROMANCES OF RADIO STARS SONG HITS In "Stars Over Broadway" ••nuts Over Broadway," Warner Urns/ new musk-*; comedy drama, which open** at the Pavilion Theatre this week. takers the audience behind the scenes of broadcasting ■taflsM and niiiht clubs in one of the most entertaining457 words
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Article205 1936-07-05 5 A ROMANTIC COM EDY Marie tie Dietrich In "Desire" JJKSJKK." the romantic comedy "hich l>rinj^ together M;ir teac Dietrich and Clary Cooper tor the first time since Morocco,** opens at the Capitol Theatre shortly. The combination of these screen favourites and fast -moving, surprise-filled story makes for delightful entertainment. PERFECT205 words
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Article, Illustration283 1936-07-05 5 UNUSUAL STOR V In "This Is The Life JUPERB acting on the part tf little Jane Withers and an unusual story mark the Fox Film production "This Is the life," which opens at the Alhambra Theal re t h is eek. Jane, born just nine283 words
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Article, Illustration19 1936-07-05 5 Jean Muir and Pat O'Brien who appear in '"Stars Over Broadway" which opens at the Pavilion Theatre this week.19 words
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Article375 1936-07-05 5 REVEALED IN "SUTTER'S GOLD VTHO was America's first billionaire? Some people might think that it was John I). Rockefeller. Others mijjht guess that it was Andrew Mellon, or Vanderbilt or Jay Gould. Few, if any, would say that it was John A. Sulicr. but that is a375 words
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Advertisement171 1936-07-05 5 NEW HAIR Crown on Bald Heads by Using KOTALKO A typical example of the enthusiastic praise accorded to Kotalko is the report of Mr W. Jones, of Manning-tree. zap?-, "I was practically bald," he states, "and mow I have an abun<jfflßßlfe dance of hair, which W^QFwftiSß^ »iy photo shows. W^171 words
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Advertisement156 1936-07-05 5 THK INFLUENCE OF THE TROPICS ON THE DIGESTION There is no doubt that a large proportion of people in Malaya, both European and Asiatic, suffer at one time or another from indigestion in v greater or less degree. Humid heat preys on the nerves which in turn affect the gastric156 words
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Advertisement291 1936-07-05 5 pAlO* STROKES v 111 Hew <4 extra moist M lather breaks easy shaving record soaks beard soft soothes skin Shaver* FORC Here's a new. richer, heavier, extrast lather that helps you to cut down your razor strokes to pir breaks all records for clean, smooth shaving. It's next to impossible291 words
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Article1023 1936-07-05 6 THE DANGEROUS SUIT (By "Horatius") 4 DECLARATION at No Trumps if usually more dangerous than one in a suit for whereas, in the latter case, trumps become jokers to prevent tricks being made in enemy long suits, at No Trumps there aie no such jokers and weakness in1,023 words
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Advertisement266 1936-07-05 6 THE TERRORS OF NIGHT ASTHMA ENDED IN 3O MINUTES HAY FEVEI I 'HAL A3IHMA RON'.HiriS CHRONIC ROUGHS oi i Lenroci that b< Asthma I •> more dlitressiii^ than the interference with in the ph3 I'onle.s ol Night th< mental afonlefl throutii* repeated loci of ol NiKiii Asthma can ended BNDBD—266 words
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Advertisement308 1936-07-05 6 _Vf hole Family's, CORNS removed by Radox \< \i\itV f« t put yearn on you," writ«-« tbii lady. She atAtea a literal fa«t. Pof »-.i»ly Mrinkies an'l a^jn^r linen you have odly to K^uce at the paiued, Htraim*! face of the corn < ripple. "Both my parents and rtxynelj have308 words
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Advertisement118 1936-07-05 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT PERAK TURF CLUB Jl IV MKKTIN<; 193ti Saturday, 4th July, 193G, Professional Wednesday, Bth July, 193«, Saturday, 11th July, IfM, Saturday, 18th July, 1936, SU>c The Subscriptions for Visiting Meinben siiall be: MEN $5.LADTES $2 for each Meeting or any day t lie reef. VISITING MEMBERS must be118 words
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Article, Illustration1761 1936-07-05 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES .y fog i dart player yourself, probably think that dai i>l« fame. in which you fu«l throw y ur dart and try l() ir to the centre «>i the board as pfl gfcver did iK(> Kreater mistake. j>art> Interrupt and say I mean dart an for 11,761 words
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Advertisement62 1936-07-05 7 /jSl^ B^W I THAT IS DIFFERENT from he If igpT^ ordinary was difficult to obtain until lU-^/ jA the "COLD STORAGE," with their nIsI m*^ man v y^^i* s experience of mutton VfNjOl buyinff found the brands that n o^^ *rtth favour from all who tast< their delicious flavour. wj&*62 words
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Article, Illustration2157 1936-07-05 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. BY our noman correspondent A. people, memand I ;h<- Eft Rotary Clui. ended tin dinner held the Adeiphj Rool OaroN n la I 'I m hi Among til- pr< eni re Mr Mon nrtt b Davl ti;« American Consul- Milling wife. Mi Day; b ant2,157 words
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Advertisement72 1936-07-05 8 A woman knows that m the vital matters of hygiene jj'^k and comfort she is ■P'T' safe with Souchalls V\ l name issoctated ft Tvrr SO years with the "i^ncst i posub'e it.if.yd; V of purity v j I and Stores Sole Agents for Malaya CRAFTON LABORATORIES. Singapore ,8. have72 words
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Advertisement87 1936-07-05 8 Sale is now in progress, with amazing reductions on all stock. Everything now at HALF TRICK I A Beauty Salon IN MIMATI'RE HARRIET 111 P.IiAKI) AVER WEEK-END BEAUTIBOX COMPACT. CONVENIENT. ATTRACTIVE the Harriet Hubbard Aver Beaut ibox is just the thing tor carrying these famous beauts aids while travelling. Contains87 words
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Advertisement246 1936-07-05 8 Cap B«i<4^. PW«v>* iBJ, INSPIRATION FROM THE BRAVE NEW WORLD.. Ahtefican women art renowned for the beauty of [heir feet; and, while \v< do ti6\ deny thai they are «o favoured, we caitn t help but IV< I I thcii shoes have Romethfnjg to do whb it! Soiv:-is, in the?«246 words
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67 1936-07-05 9 DUN t Satui foUowln c who brought ntrtles Mr C Mr g o H fOp, Mi W S o P ye ,'i II B Lee, Mr. T. N Loke. Mi I CO Roy Mr fa B lV Mi I B Dui.i. Ml Mr.67 words
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Article, Illustration539 1936-07-05 9 Our F raser's Hill Letter r :y day U tk the tenOOUri u.sually tically unused. booked up. both in the ttornlnf ami on 'i i.i.s is ccunence on the mil. habit, and Light \S very I and that strenuoui exercise raak one I ilesfl foi th^ first few days, dm539 words
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Article, Illustration1628 1936-07-05 9 E\ X's ah ki .still going strong, with h lot nior. imflfing reductions. we were really amazed. Th'» hats begin at the exceediiii'ly io\v price of $1 Morn,ing dresses arc very cheap, and tin 1 evening dresses well, they are really astounding. Fioim sBO and $65 they1,628 words
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Article167 1936-07-05 9 The nioit Interesting and excUinj n w .styles and fabrics lor the traditional white wedding gown are In the fashion spotlight. Dramatic eclourec weddings are a story unto themselves, but the conventional whiU category is just us dramatic and unexpected. There are so many new167 words
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Advertisement66 1936-07-05 9 PALAIS DES MODES STAMFOHI) RO.\n. Have received a vci> attractive sekction Of Garden Party Frocks and v C n i n f Gowns, also Sidle* girdle and panties. jft /j) On jour way home drop in for I*Z^M*LM vNaftics or one of oui special Open until 2 a.m. California Sandwiche66 words
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Advertisement87 1936-07-05 9 gBBra&OTBgB^""^ An Amami Shampoo bnnys radiant loveliness to your hair. Hvcry single strand is stimulated from the root. And there's an Amami Shampoo especially for you. No. 1 for Brunette*, No. 5 for Blonde* No. 7 for the very fair, and the Special Henna Application to tint and brighten dull87 words
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Advertisement112 1936-07-05 9 PEWTER i Hundreds of Contemporary De- S signs. Every Piece Faultlessly S S Made by Hand. Sole Agents i MAYNARD CO., LTD., S 11, Battery Road, Singapore. riusrai! Ltd. j! HUBRITE S 1 I Heavy and Lijrhtw i^hi Woollen Costumes Dr ssis 61 Stamford Rd., Phone S3SS. j SINGAPORE'S UP-TO-DATE112 words
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Advertisement19 1936-07-05 9 •Jiiml Arrived Ladies' Underwear, Satin (f owns and Negligei 1 also Russian I^jamas KAFFLKS HOTKL and BK\S BASAH KOAD.19 words
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603 1936-07-05 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, July 5. 1936. PLAYING THE GAME r FIIK ges tot Malayan pen have had good <>.ti t > say about rough play in football thif on. We Ji.'iv.- heard of "inti<l< nts." of players being sent off the of others going off on their own visibility603 words
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Article1462 1936-07-05 10 Disease Scares; League Funeral Service fERTAIN writers will not nlish the rap on the knuckles given to them by the Municipal Health Officer for Singapore, Dr. I. B. Hunter, in his annual report, just issued. They had asked for it. Dr. Hunter bears 11,462 words
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Article570 1936-07-05 10 THIS has bet?n a week of dinners and celebrations of various kinds, s^ perhaps the following story will not be considered inappropriate 'O-tiL reunion dinner had bsen a Huge success. On the way home, one 01 the diners had the misfortune to li.' ynd570 words
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Advertisement70 1936-07-05 10 iSblrf wit/i our Guarantee Certificate Chromium $12.50 18 ct. rolled gold 14.— 14 ct. gold 24 IMBg ■BSE I /^A Sj icaßßß?^ Soiul your ii r- l<> us. we will execute /Chromium $11. StainlesF- steel 15.— them Df u -18 ct. rolled p:old 16.— 18 ct. Rold 58.— system. B70 words
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784 1936-07-05 11 J.C.S.A. TO CALL MEETING THREE POINTS Local Petitions To Whitehall >uiul.i\ Tribune Sntviah GOVERNMEN recent pi Douncement on the problem <>i j, u i(ht (in. dm mben «»r the mbordinai ha resulted in Important repercussions within t )i<Government clerical circles. The Junior Civil Service Association,784 words
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481 1936-07-05 11 By K. A. Thompson D.O.Se. (Doctor of Ocular Science) DEADING of the eyes is an almost ln11 f.-ilJiblr guide to bodily ailments and injuru If you are injured on the left Hk, the left eye will bear a ?car, so minute it cannot be481 words
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Article176 1936-07-05 11 Oldest Man In Australian Infantry Sydney, June 12 Richar'i Watkins, af>cd 83, the oldest n in In <h2 A. IF. died recently in the Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney. Ac '•ordinß 10 his discharge papers, he WjW I only 6.* v —hut that was how ho trot176 words
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Article393 1936-07-05 11 7 H.-P. ENGINE New £265 Type Demonstrated THERE are sifiu of a forthcoming biir increase in the popularity of the ultra-light aeroplane A If.r^e number of new types have t.ecn produced recently, and a demonstration was Riven at the Great lVest Aerodrome of the first ultra-lie ht aeroplane393 words
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Article118 1936-07-05 11 P Zl le l Ktl Village of Hungerford in BeLslia OU t-Belishaed b Mr. Horc Even the Transport Minister never thought oi dummy -bobbies" placed or o&ngerr.u; to mak.> moionsi* slow dowi- end behave themselves. H lingerie r<2 has a traffic problem. It is on thf118 words
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Article330 1936-07-05 11 Equity Court Decides Disposal Of £2,000 Sydney, June 24. MEWS of great satisfaction to Pak Shok a village situated 25 miles from Canton the capital of Kwangtung Province was acknowledged in a letter translated in the New South Waies Equity Court recently. It related that330 words
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Article27 1936-07-05 11 Belgrade Sofiya Nichcvich. who has died here aged sixty, had eighteen husbands. The eighteenth, who survives her, is a lion tamer in a circus.27 words
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Article155 1936-07-05 11 Will One Be Built In Singapore? WILL Singapore have- a memorial to Hi.s lav- Majesty King George V? No proposal of such a nature has been put to the Municipal Commlssionconsideratkm, although it is at once evident that the suggestion Ifl an excellent one as it155 words
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Article131 1936-07-05 11 Next Week's Production Al Victoria Theatre HE. the Officer Administering the Government and Mrs. Small will be preat the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening. July 11, to witness the ►re Amateur Dramatic Club's production of "Laburnum Grove." Th? play will b? presented on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at131 words
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Article496 1936-07-05 11 SOME GLIMPSES Activity Day And Night rillNAT**\\N after dark ConU for the k"cn nml i qwir observer a world of strange fa It is a barometer of husinr<*s condition. A prosperous Singapore i" bound to be reflected In II a a:ui scores of haiaari nijfht with all sections496 words
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Advertisement48 1936-07-05 11 Milk is the most valuable food Nature has devised, but Man is left the choke of brand. Wise men, or, more often, women, choose milk with a reputation for consistent good quality, miik from inspected farm.- an I spotless packing fact ones; in other words mt (UNSWEETENED CONDENSED)48 words
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Article1283 1936-07-05 12 j Which I Discourse Qn 77m Itcason For Tin fall In s Thr Price Of Tin \nd Write V S i Kiport Of 1 Wedding is II Should Be Written. k\,\. \g quid on tin Malayan front thia wi <k. After McWhirter 1 stag party,1,283 words
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Advertisement216 1936-07-05 12 TICK] UtD C^^CIDKS i mi .n\M-i s y R/WEI j vav iiri I no BOOKING PUB. I'bltiesc and all A lients i arc given thr best of attention :t\>r\ J 39, RoMmqm toad, Btegaptvt. i Telrphotip .*>MK. l OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA ISWEI LED I i BB mo\ i:mi:nts. WIGKJBL i'"216 words
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Advertisement133 1936-07-05 12 Now! Restore Natural Whiteness to Your Teeth! A i^^fty^ 11.- 1 'fIH r j An Antiseptic Cleansing Dental Cream That's Bringing New Attractiveness to Millions! Thrti i■. now I w:iv |t ntkan Km OOlontiM and drcay Jire de«troyH Mturtl u!«j"'" Mid brilliance to :md washed j«w.iy. Soon your te^th «our133 words
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Advertisement136 1936-07-05 12 Keep your bathroom CLEAN andJJßlGHJjwith VIM BASIN: "You call me dirty! Why, look at :uul pan^, t>lc, BATH. You're n^ht An<! to think how woodwork, cutB beautitulJy lean f iMtd i<» br lery, glassware. I Hetf t sontr MX 1 thing for in, to ILf- Jy mom. mi*^ ~&n& rifii136 words
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Advertisement270 1936-07-05 12 IF YOU HAVE A TIRED FEELINQ «.i h piius in your b.uk |M across the loins, feel a son ol wrench whenever you attempt s:oop; Have K >uty or rh—ialMi pains al>out your body etpenence unuaual thint, drowsineas after eating, Ac. il is a sure sign of Iner and kidney270 words
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1002 1936-07-05 13 G.S. Hammonds - G.S. Hammonds t Long— Handled Tools* —Sonic Drawbacks— I Help Front The t j Fowl -House j rj- l- in the lowht M ien v look twice, thai when rning and RtKkfenly iv;, borne airiai !"<■••] thai it is tim.- you >■ BR Of1,002 words
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Advertisement410 1936-07-05 13 m kTY^\^W Vv^fc^4kt made yoi;n« again \\\V\^; the insecticide^^m \iil^ xl f\^vM\ I^SB^P tV\l"* V^ i^^^mß SCIENTIST l^j** I*1 a^l^f m^W I1 Dcnt risl{ Your*heolth and com- #flpav[ L.^SwTIR \y P- M'h B'^/ ort o«c«pHng worthless "in- ""^^rtJ V«^^lVV J 5 aVlil^JCr PW' P ct ci «'«s"or imitations thaf mo*-410 words
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Advertisement141 1936-07-05 13 wmmm cm- wMMauMHaßuaauT -wummmm-m BANISH NERVOUS ANAEMIA Tin- real reason for the surprisingly sudden collapse of apparen .•.iid women i now revealed to be Increasingly due to nervoiu i naemia. Witi» amazing swiftness the ue.n.ippy ;inii bewildered victim become almost help less through l< d strengU puzzled and alarmed by141 words
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Advertisement174 1936-07-05 14 j^Hnß[fl^p -A 'A t *^^^B^BB9* '^'■^*&J3B^^Bn[^^BBBB^^I^BI^BBBI^HB^^B^B^BBBBHBB^Hf^HEHr *vj twt^x^*- smb^Hl^B^B^l I^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^Dv *■/•**'>"* U ■fb^ A^m^m^m^m^m^m^^^^^ mmw^ 9 l^^v MSsi uw^^^ "^Hl^r m^mwßßw Jy s«P9w bbis^B Bm BB w^w jm^m^BmJKß BKS^B j jfli r ilv 4B mw BSB M S^B BB «fl Wti& Jk, By A Bm&IES B a^^F ßw Jsk IB174 words
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Article979 1936-07-05 15 CAN AMATEURS PLAY WltfH PROFESSIONALS? Muling Bu International toleration Explanation For Ipoh Complaint Coming VIM 0/ Mr. Frank D^in Singapore To Meet Perak And Malacca Hut Not Selangor 4 Tournament For Aoi:/Vf,y (By "Dragon") A RUMOUR ha bi n going round in badminton circle* In Perak979 words
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Article636 1936-07-05 15 THE foftowing v Ui the B Billiards Handicap tournament of the Chinese Association, Sin Bye K. C. Oan (plu»s 30) vs Chew Chew Lak <— 70 July 20. Bye Chan W< < 20 vs. Lim Tin Soon fscr.) July 21. R. J. P. Tham i 20) vs636 words
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Article201 1936-07-05 15 When He (.<>( Kid of .{.-> lbs. ot Pal This man found he 1 ymt> far too much weight. As is usually ca.se— with women as well as with men verweifht madr him appear older than his years. When he eventually rid of l"201 words
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Advertisement182 1936-07-05 15 Experts select Quaker Oats for IIIOI\IME QUINTUPLETS With the world of food science to guide them with unlimited funds at their disposal experts in charge of these bouncing little wards of His Majesty The King selected Quaker (•p,r.|ht Oats even before their first birthday. Its Vitamin B for keeping Hfk182 words
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Advertisement110 1936-07-05 15 /7) 'MM Q DIAMOND BEDS DIAMOND BRAND BEDSTEADS 'vS :^B^ ARE COMFORTABLE, K% l»l KVKI.i: AND '< HANDSOME. It Is a handsome *$~^^B'« piece of furniture for any room. Its SfcrtfW* beautiful lines and Br elegant ornament.ition are a continual t_ tjKM pleasure to the eye. Its cost spread over110 words
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1399 1936-07-05 16 Stars From India, Ceylon, Siam Indo-China MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS I BANK HOLIDAY MEETING TO BE HELD IN IPOH AFTER 11 YEARS (BY "FORWARD") TENNIS circles throughout Malaya hive been interested in the news that there is a very strong: probability of this year's Malayan championships, to bo held in Ipoh1,399 words
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Article, Illustration489 1936-07-05 16 BOXING NEW TALENT FOR SINGAPORE COMING BOUTS Frisco May Go To India (B) X.0." WITHIN i forti i f' 1 t¥ n coloured f? boxer* wri xW in the Philippine* will tx in Clever 1! -•»<! Xiffei Flowei and they under contract irith Mr. r.< rtle Bell „i boxing in489 words
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Article307 1936-07-05 16 KING'S CUP AIR RACE Duk* Of Kent's Entry 28 MACHINES FROM SIX FIRMS (By Air Mail) London. June 21. THK total entries for the king's Cup air race number 28. These aeroplanes are the products of »>nl\ six firms, and amonu the engines only one manufacturing linn. the de Havilland307 words
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Article211 1936-07-05 16 Played In More Tests Than Anyone Els? IN May was Frank Woolley's 49tii birthday. It is a somewhat surprising thought that he is only a month or two younger than Philip Mead There is little new to be sairt aboi t Woollev. H»- preserves not only the figure211 words
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Article111 1936-07-05 16 ENGLAND'S CRICKET CAPTAIN Howler, Batsman And Fielder G. O. Allen i.s a,n old Etonian iuid a Cambriduo blue and he is> 34 years old. Ailen visited Australia in 1932-33 with Jardine'fl team and played a prominent part in the recovery of the A.shes. In 1934 Alkn played for England va.111 words
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Article175 1936-07-05 16 Absence Of Mahmoud Taj Akbar Tin- absence of both Mahmoud nva Taj Akbar from the St. Leger rur;ners has surprised some people. But they should be surprised, rather, that they were first and second respectively In ihe Derby. i For ii ;he Apa Khan did not see175 words
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Article, Illustration319 1936-07-05 16 Acting Outside Scope Of Their Duiths THE following clauses in "Instruction* to Umpires' issued by the M.C.C. might be of interest to local umpires. You may have noticed of recenc years that after the wicket has been broken by a throw-in, and the batsmen have gone on running,319 words
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Article767 1936-07-05 16 LOCAL GAMES The Week's Matches Reviewed (BY "SI'K 1 I OR") EXCEPT for :i couple of K Mul b m! mg ftats b3 BMkUU M thr Indian A „1,,,, there v nothing particularly bri K ht about oral cricket last •r^^SST.Jg t«rest in the sport Mm767 words
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Article117 1936-07-05 17 Attempt To Withdraw Plej< Of Guilt N_ Singapore, Saturday. G Bok pleaded guilty a week ago to a charge of criminal breach of trust, but when he came up for sentence to-day before Mr Trevor D. Hughes the Second Magistrate, he attempted to withdraw nil plea on117 words
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Article173 1936-07-05 17 By Children Of Third And Fourth Standards Singapore, Saturday. THE IVierhodLst Episcopal hurch of Geyian^ presented to enthusiastic pudiencea on Thursday and Friu:iy tvenings a most successful juvenile concert. in the Wesley church Hall, Fort Corning. Much credit la rue to Miss Natalie T. Means for her direction173 words
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Article99 1936-07-05 17 Chinese Pearls Mistaken Ideni'ty r, Singapore, Saturday. Putting forward an unavailing plea of mistaken identity to rebut a charge of t^lvA Ch nese Chiang Teng, was sentenced to-day to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Trevor D. Hughes the Second Magistrate, to-day In view of a previous99 words
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Advertisement211 1936-07-05 17 AMAZIXG OFFEII Ol THE \t\V JTIIENIDE 1 RADIO RECEIVERS for A. C. Ma.hs and 7 incus lls Iv instalments of S2O "^fMnica! details: ton control absolute selectivity universal transformer foi 110jl25il50;220!240 volt volume control indirectly illuminated clearly visible scale; wavelengths. Indicated in meters. pick-up connection Special features automatic wave range211 words
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Miscellaneous690 1936-07-05 17 Malayan Listeners" Radio BRITISH UMPIRE PROGRAMMES Recital Of English Sontfs Traivmi^ion 2: GSII 13.97 metres C 21.47 me*.) and CiSG 16.86 metres (fi.TS mo.', from 6.20 p.m. to 9.05 p.m. transmission 3: CiSG 16.86 metres (11.79 mcs.) and CiSF 1!*.82 metres il'»H mrs.l, frum 9.20 p.m. to 0.20 a.m. jl690 words
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Miscellaneous399 1936-07-05 17 BERLIN STATION .uti** 31 45 metr *s (9,540 kcs.), DJB iw.74 metres Üb^oo kesj. dja 3i.aa to-day 4 15 p.m. cull DJQ, DJA, DJB (Germ., Oerman Folk Song. Outstanding Broadcasts oi the Week Hitler KSuT* S ng Slnging by 435 p .m. New German Music for Flute. Professor Hermann Zanke.399 words
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Miscellaneous335 1936-07-05 17 10.40 am. News in English. 10.50 am Records. 12.05 p.m. News in German. 12.20 pm. End of broadcast. NIROM STATION TO-DAY 7.50 a.m. Church Service at the Cathedral at Batavia. 9.20 a.m. Service at the ProteMant Church, Sourabaya. 9.20 a.m. Service at the Protectant Church, Batavia. 9.50 a.m. Close down.335 words
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Article558 1936-07-05 18 WEEK'S GAMES Concluding Stages Of League il! Back.) I itagei have been in tin Ut|W and Comm< I < < •oiniM'iition. In lior Division (League) i in the ln^l Mn\ are not on of |w>mt f»\ li r t) on i uesday the d their position roii-558 words
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Article180 1936-07-05 18 Meet To Be Held On Bank Holiday A CYCLE meeting .similar to that held In bingaposc during the Whitsun holiday week-end, will oe held In Kuala pui w.i Aug. 2 and 3 at the Bukii Bii .Li. Park, lial champion cyclists will be it am bin180 words
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Article83 1936-07-05 18 The following will represent the Social Athletic Party in a friendly football eh v. the il M.S. "Terror" to-day (Sunday) at the J.C.S.A. ground at Balestltr Plain. Kick off at 5.10 p.m.: Sim Ah Pang. Tok Som Mui. Teo Ban Teck, Bag Ah Lye. Choo Seng Quee, Soh83 words
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Article175 1936-07-05 18 North Johore And Malacca Share Honours (From Our Onm Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. THE soccer match betw2en North 1 Johore and Malacca played yester- day ended In a draw, *ach side scoring two goals. Play was not impressive, the wet ground and a heavy ball making accurate play175 words
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Article67 1936-07-05 18 The following will represent the Mer■antile Institute vs. Singapore Harbour Board at badminton on Sunday. July 12 it 10 a.m. at S.H.B. Court, Got Town 42, £eppel Road. Singles:— Wong Peng Soon (.capt.); 3ng Chye Joo; Hoo Chun Kah. Doubles —Wong Peng Soon and Hoo :hun Kah; Seah Keng67 words
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Article158 1936-07-05 18 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Saturday. Markets have assumed a much moro cheerful aspect both In tin and rubber shares. Business yesterday was on a I generous scale and a further increase In London and New York in the price j of rubber has caused a firming up of lubber158 words
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Article196 1936-07-05 18 MORh ACTIVITY \PIWRENT Renewed Interest In forward Positions 'From Our Financial Correspondent/ Singapore, Saturday noun. Singapore: (Spot) 27 ct*., up ct. I Market Tone: Finn. London: 7% d., up L|16d. Market Tone: Firm. New York: 16% ct*., up :i JG ct. .Market Tone: Steady. There has been196 words
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Article106 1936-07-05 18 COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. July) 27 316 27 5.16 Good P.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. July) 27 a 2714 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'porei 27 27 a do. July 27 116 27 316106 words
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Advertisement150 1936-07-05 18 fi<*<>|» In Ton Hi With England. England leads the world in Modern •aching and Teachers .n D now have direct access to xhv pioneers In Great Britain and i.w\ learn from them the secret ci success In teaching all subjects of tin Cvi riculum. k Mr. KOO PON to send150 words
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Advertisement58 1936-07-05 18 PYRAMID Hic k li»eialk« k i*€*lii< k l it* slims about! This man is proud of his handkerchief, because it is a Pyramid. Pyramid Handkerchiefs are always soft and smooth, and also look very smart. They are made in many attractive colours and designs for your choice. On sale at58 words
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Advertisement64 1936-07-05 18 (>' RELIEF IN A FEW SECONDS VS"^^% f rs/ WITH COMPLETE STOMACH TRIATMIM T v^r-r-7;^gjrK Js VVIM a Ul1 X-^' *v*-.^^ acid THE WORLD'S QUICKEST STOMACH a pi. «nt.it v the linin REMEDY IS tited^punrtfurt /■r,.trs Bisurated See mis sign I*l N F'T^f on every pack y^CAlll^^^ from chemists everywhere64 words
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941 1936-07-05 19 Drab Colourless Soccer At Stadium SINGAPORE BEAT NEGRI "MALAYA" CUP Taib Scores Three Goals A Singapore. Satimlav. crowd of klim Uur ;?nci five thousand witnt m a ri ra ami cil«u'!< i Malaya Cap football X?. th Anson R»ad Stadium this^ifte.noo.-i. irj which S.nr.inarc heat Ne-ri Sembttan fc v four941 words
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Article693 1936-07-05 19 JULY MEET Jockey Thrown Rex Pays $172 ipoii. Mmtm PI «\c client da-, s Aftj ti »he Dili's July .M.c'mg in 1 1 (i t. the ffoinc »nd Hmn as a gocd a Pool fot the immin- ond h«r^e«s tor th» tii ,t lime in693 words
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Article190 1936-07-05 19 w t. Andrew's Beaten «re, Saturday. T !i E I Sports Cluo beat B1 School < lv on the I K5 and 15b lt l C l 1 2 ¥»l «Bi Kof*d 214 odhni 41. Dudley 3G. •Jdnu.l oi and Joseph 33 BUI berni 1 "7h S WCI190 words
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Article97 1936-07-05 19 Inni^killinirs Win Th? Challenge Cnp iSiiigapcre, Saturday. Brillian A weathe** favoured the a». nual athletic Sports of the Combined Services held before a large gathering a* Gillman Barracks in Alexandra Road this afternoon. This was the first occasion that an athletic sports meeting was held on this ground.97 words
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Article573 1936-07-05 19 Singapore Badminton MANY EXCITING GAMES Singapore, Sa.urday. A START in the Singapore Junior Ladies' Doubles Tournament was made in the C leric.il Union Hall this aiternoon when three lies were played Two of th<-m were won by Novice B t» |lagaM ana in the third match an573 words
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Article37 1936-07-05 19 Copenhagen, July 4. Mile. Ragahild H^Cger stt up a new world re-cord for the 800 metres crawl Of 11 minutes 117 10 seconcis, beating Mi&s Leonore Knight's time o f 11 minutes 34 seconds.— Reuter.37 words
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Article529 1936-07-05 19 Proarrsga Of Triples TournatntMit U MAN'S learn won a great I LJ against w.. ;c aom head of tJ Lea nic, Tb c 1 v.eie iujk and aec* right Uixougta the match and the score was 11 -all with 1 the ia^i bead to be piayed. me529 words
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Article52 1936-07-05 19 TENNIS FINALS AT WIMBLEDON AlUNlght iffil i'>v Hundreds Wililltlrti i) v THE ittn ion at fVimWedon *r««ched it^ -ummit for thr i, to-day. spei.t »M i M i »h fciJil'! p'.i •in D: ami staging am! by 7 a nt. »»i n > -1 queaed up. v, i'l i f.».»Reuter - 52 words
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Article103 1936-07-05 19 Ma MUC H li tsi a in tli if 1 U LVv Colle .<•!. becan on tti will this j and the n ..i BOONQ SENG SCORES 75* i.. •...mem cd at 1 1 a m R C .< ihe wi( k knocked up 16:;. Tan B busing103 words
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Advertisement30 1936-07-05 19 IT if SETTER I TO LOOK AHEAD 1 11 AND TAKE 111 TICER BEER THAN TO LOOK BACK AND WISH yOU HAD I FRASER NEAVE, LTD., lISTRIBUTOSB OF TIGKR BBKR30 words
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Article, Illustration233 1936-07-05 20 HH.H. Prir bo«h of York her sister H.R H Prir.e; s MayOf Yor.:. aro here pc I v Outliers, f 1 ti'.p:^tuif hunl in full try. Tho phot taken at Bokonscot. the LiUiput town whi'-h the little Princi i Ited with HM. Queen Mary and233 words
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Article, Illustration41 1936-07-05 20 Lady students getting ready for th VMCA School of Commerce, Athletic Bports at Jalan Besar Stadium. The C!ai I 440 Yards event In pngi Atl meeting ol the y.m.ca. School ol Coma Jalan Besar Stadium on41 words
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